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All hail the Moyesiah
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Let's make them
![]() So this is probably the most unpredictable election in ages. Basically certain it'll be a hung parliament and Labour and the Tories both look to be pretty far off any majority. I think the Tories will scrape more seats but only by a few, it's hard to see how they could form a majority because even if they renew coalition with the Lib Dems they're likely to be short because the Dems will lose quite a few seats (though I dont think as many as a lot of people expect). They'll have the DUP but that's not many, they maybe can work out a deal with Ukip but I can't see them getting more than 5 seats maximum, probably less ![]() Actually I think even if they lose Labour will have the best chance of forming a majority with the SNP. I know they've ruled it out but tbh it probably would make sense and I expect they would at least take them up on a supply arrangement. Labour could also go into coalition with the Lib Dems and have supply arrangements with the SNP and Plaid Cymru which could actually give them a decent base. I expect the Greens will be wholly irrelevant and 2 seats is the best they can hope for In terms of newspaper backing I am thinking: Times: Conservative Telegraph: Conservative Guardian: Labour Independent: Neutral FT: Conservative Daily Mail: Conservative The Sun: Conservative The Mirror: Labour Daily Express: Ukip Daily Star: Ukip Other various predictions: - Natalie Bennett to have an onset of some as yet undiscovered disease on the live debates when she can't remember how to fund the Greens policies - Miliband will be involved in a second living room scandal - Farage will consume over 100 pints in the course of his campaign - Danny Alexander will do a UK tour with his yellow brief case - Cameron will bring up the 'long term economic plan' at least 15 times in his sole tv debate |
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